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Animals without a brain still form associative memories
Cnidarians like anemones and corals have a nerve net, but that seems to be enough.
arstechnica.com
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need Sir David Attenborough doco to give a blow by blow lesson in 4KOrphaned Orangutan mother with a newborn needed to watch a human breast feed before she could do it herself.
An orangutan at a Virginia zoo finally learned how to nurse her new baby after a breastfeeding zookeeper showed her how it was done
Zoe the orangutan, who was orphaned young and may not have learned to nurse, successfully breastfed less than 24 hours after the live demonstration.www.insider.com
Animals copy behavoirs all the time, as do people. Most important thing to remember if you are in a leadership position.
couldn't resistnever...mind the altered state, just checkout the forearm strength in this little dude
Dizzy apes give clues on human drive for mind-altering experiences - University of Birmingham
Great apes' spinning behaviours could provide clues about the role of altered states for the origins of the human mind.www.birmingham.ac.uk
Wow, Captcha, that's some story. Finding a tumour after trauma is not that uncommon for a number of reasons. I hope you get over the fatigue, I'm afraid it's not an area I have any knowledge.Almost half of people with concussion still show symptoms of brain injury six months later
Even mild concussion can cause long-lasting effects to the brain, according to researchers at the University of Cambridge. Using data from a Europe-wide study,www.cam.ac.uk
my 2c from personal exp.
2019 faceplanted on concrete, had to drain blood out ala Jack Higgins, discovered brain tumour, removed. Reckoned I made full recovery, physically stronger, put on muscles (became a gardener, no more being inside), no fatigue, can work or work out for hours.
2022, tumour came back, fkin annoying, had it removed again...then had a month of DAILY radiation to remove what was too dangerous to be done in surgery. FATIGUE! that's the biggest thing i've noticed. So 2nd time around i was discharged from the Alfred 2 days after brain surgery, gotta be a world record...its the radiation that had caused the fatigue..it's lingering around, been told could be months, very annoying.